Ecclesiastical Sonnets - Part Ii. - Xlv - Laud Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDCDDC| Prejudged by foes determined not to spare | A |
| An old weak Man for vengeance thrown aside | B |
| Laud in the painful art of dying tried | B |
| Like a poor bird entangled in a snare | A |
| Whose heart still flutters though his wings forbear | A |
| To stir in useless struggle hath relied | B |
| On hope that conscious innocence supplied | B |
| And in his prison breathes celestial air | A |
| Why tarries then thy chariot Wherefore stay | C |
| O Death the ensanguined yet triumphant wheels | D |
| Which thou prepar'st full often to convey | C |
| What time a State with madding faction reels | D |
| The Saint or Patriot to the world that heals | D |
| All wounds all perturbations doth allay | C |
William Wordsworth
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